Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the medical-engineering integration innovation achievement transformation platform in Suzhou Industrial Park aims to enhance the high-end development of the biopharmaceutical industry and facilitate the transformation of innovative achievements into products, supporting the health industry and high-quality development in Suzhou [1][2]. Group 1: Platform Overview - The newly launched platform employs a "1+1+2+N" construction system, which includes a biopharmaceutical industry innovation center for coordination, an online public service platform for clinical research, two main categories of medical-engineering platforms (innovative drugs and medical devices), and an industrial ecosystem alliance to support leading enterprises in the biopharmaceutical sector [2]. - The platform focuses on six core tasks: gathering medical-engineering supply and demand resources, assisting clinical trials, promoting medical achievement transformation, enhancing smart platform construction, accelerating product hospital entry, and fostering a collaborative innovation ecosystem [3]. Group 2: Goals and Targets - The platform aims to achieve the "53331" target within approximately three years, which includes establishing over 500 medical-engineering research and horizontal cooperation projects, conducting clinical research on over 300 local enterprises' innovative technologies in Suzhou medical institutions, transforming over 300 clinical trial results into new products, and having over 100 national medical institutions' research achievements transferred to Suzhou [3]. Group 3: Supporting Services - Several supporting platforms were unveiled, including a human genetic resource management service station to provide efficient consulting and application guidance, a public service platform for clinical research to address the challenges of fragmented channels and inconsistent standards, and a smart health medical innovation laboratory service center that has aggregated over 1 trillion data resources to facilitate data circulation in the health sector [4].